St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-13
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

Bank clearings yesterday amounted
to S4Sl, 707.3S.
The st. Anthony Crusaders held a
special meeting last evening.
Capt. w. w. Brown is confined to his
residence by injuries received i'll fall.
One case of diphtheria and two
cases OF scarlet fever were reported yes
terday.
The Minneapolis Society of Friends
held its monthly meeting yesterday
morning.
John Lundeen secured verdict of
$500 against Sackett IL Virgins in his
suit for $1,000 for ejectment.
Residents of the Third ward living
west of Lyndale avenue have organized
an Improvement association.
j. j. McGregor,. indicted for selling
liquor without 4 license, was arraigned
yesterday and will plead May IA.
The false imprisonment suit of Ole o.
MelSneSS against Wyan, Mullen d. Co.
was dismissed yesterday by Judge
Young.
An important meeting in the interests
of organized charity will be held at p.
H., at the parlorS of the Church of the
Redeemer.
0Ladies attending the dime museum
to-day Will receive handsome present.
Tomorrow Big Winnie will give the
boys ball or bat.
Marriage licenses were issued yester-
day to Carl Nelson and Karen Peterson,
Charley ADJUST and Louisa Falk,
Thomas W. Conroy and Ida Magnuson.
The fair being held at the East Side
rink under the auspices of the ladies of
the Second Universalist church is draw
ing large crowds. 1t will close this
evening.
GuStaf Jeon, a StonemaSon, employed
at the corner of Third street and Fourth
avenue north, got a severe fall yeSter-
day morning, cutting an artery in his
left leg.
The examination of Charles Singer,
arrested upon suspicion of having dealt
George GenSler the blow which caused
his death, is set for this morning in the
municipal court.
Inspectors Howard and Ho y yester
day arrested col0red woman named
Brown for stealing a diamond pin from
the room of &. G.. Gallagher, on Fifth
street, between Nico.let and Hennepin
avenues.
An express wagon driven by man
named HoRiguS yesterday morning ran
into dray at the corner of Third street
ana Second avenue south. knocking the
driver, Henry Getchell, from his dray
and injuring him badly.
Judge Hicks has decided the case of
the Island Power company VS.. G. A..
Pillsbury IL Co. for the defendants.
The complainantS wanted an Injunction
restraining the defendants from using
so much water from the mill pond below
the suspension bridge.
Sunday evening grand Grammatical
entertainment will be given for the
benefit of ii. j. Schneckenberger by
the East Minneapolis Maennerchor, at
the Germania hall. Music will be fur
niShed by Schubert'S full orchestra.
The entertainment will conclude with a
dance.
Yesterday Col. G. w. Sweet sold all
of the buildings and fences on the old
Minneapolis fair grounds at auction, the
whole bringing little over 800. AS
soon as the ground is clear the proprie-
tor, Thomas ii. Garfield, will plat the
tract and put it upon the market.
E. J. Davenport, grand dictator of the
Knights of Honor of Minnesota. has sue
ceeded in getting Horace a. Mann, of
Knoxville, Tenn, to work here in the
interest of the order. AS soon as he ar
riveS he will institute two lodges here,
q German lodge and an American lodge.
There is one lodge here now, having a
membership of 175.
The case of Barry against Dennis, the
architect, was on trial before Judge
Lochren yesterday. The complainant,
who is agent for some books on archi-
ture, claims that Mr.. Dennis agreed to
take several books, and then refused to
pay for the same. Dennis denies this,
and alleges that the book agent used
fraudulent measures to obtain his sig
nature.
General Manager Palmer yesterday
telegraphed Secretary Byron, from New
York, that he had secured Liberati's
Seventy-first Regiment band, of fifty
pieces, with seven soloiSts, for the EX-
position: He says: 1T is the finest
band"I ever heard, and is splendidly
equipped. 1t has captured New York,
and the result is unquestionable. The
band will surprise even Gilmore's adj
mirerS."